CM’s note sheet triggers activity in 17 departments:RGPV Bhopal Jabalpur Medical University to be split into three parts each

Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya and Madhya Pradesh Medical Science University may soon be divided into three parts each, with Jabalpur and Ujjain proposed as new regional centers for RGPV, while separate Medical University divisions are planned in Bhopal and Ujjain. The department has begun work on dividing assets, liabilities, and jurisdictions of both universities. Indications of the proposed restructuring emerged after a note sheet from Mohan Yadav reached the concerned departments, with a high-level decision expected soon. Review of the university division likely on May 9 A high-level review of the proposed division of Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya and Madhya Pradesh Medical Science University may be held on May 9. The matter has reached 17 departments, including Urban Development, Health, Finance, Technical Education, Agriculture, Home, and Industry, increasing administrative activity. Departments have been asked to report progress on 45 key points, including timelines, budget availability, and work status. Officials said such a coordinated review is happening for the first time. However, the meeting may be postponed if Mohan Yadav attends a swearing-in ceremony in West Bengal. Preparations are underway to open RGPV campuses in Ujjain and Jabalpur, and Medical University campuses in Bhopal and Ujjain. Schools of different departments will be under Education Department Housing Board to build roads, Ladli to be linked to the employment model The Madhya Pradesh government is preparing major policy changes, including linking Ladli Behna Yojana funds with bank loans to promote self-employment among women. The government plans to connect beneficiaries with jobs and small businesses, while also using funds from the Ladli Behna Yojana and PM-Kisan Samman Nidhi to create sustainable employment models. The state is also considering reservation for Agniveers in police recruitment and developing city parks under the PPP model. Meanwhile, the Housing Board’s role is set to expand beyond housing projects to include roads, infrastructure, and other urban development works. MP drafts new policies for farmers The Madhya Pradesh government has prepared the framework for several key decisions related to farmers, urban development, employment, temple security, and rural expansion. The electricity subsidy for farmers receiving 100% free irrigation through pressurized pipelines will be reviewed, while the ₹1 market fee on cotton may be reduced further. A policy is also being drafted to provide reservations to Agniveers in state police and forest recruitment. Under a new Urban Development Department policy, city parks will be developed on the PPP model with facilities such as swimming pools, sports zones, fish and snake houses, environmental interpretation centers, and open gyms. Security of large temples to be handled by Home Guards: Following the pattern of Ujjain’s Mahakaleshwar Temple, Home Guard posts will now be created in other large temples of the state. Their appointments will be made by the respective temple committees. Second Global Summit may be held in January 2027 Preparations are underway to organise the second Global Investors Summit in January 2027. The Industries Department has been instructed to determine focus sectors and prepare a detailed proposal. The event may also be held in a city other than Bhopal. Preparations are underway to establish a Deep Tech Park in Ujjain with the help of IIT Indore. In-principle approval has been received from the center. A financial management and investment model will be prepared for the proposed IT Knowledge City in Bhopal.